An added joy of watching KPRC’s weather forecasts? Seeing meteorologist Khambrel Marshall’s various bow ties.

Nearly 50 years in the news industry are simply not enough to capture the phenomenal gem that is Khambrel Marshall.

Stevie is looking for a cozy home to keep her warm this holiday season.

In his last few weeks as Mayor of the City of Houston, Mayor Sylvester Turner talks about the challenges and triumphs during his eight years as the city's chief executive.

Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg talks about the accusations County Judge Lina Hidalgo has made against her.

Help us congratulate Khambrel on his retirement. Share your goodbye messages and your fondest memories of him.

The Halliburton Charitable Foundation has been helping others for 30 years.

Bittersweet. That’s the only word any of us at KPRC 2 can think of as we prepare to honor and celebrate the career and legacy of our own Khambrel Marshall after he announced his retirement.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo has a conversation with Khambrel Marshall about advocating for mental health.

Khambrel Marshall speaks to Houston Mayoral Candidates Lee Kaplan and Gilbert Garcia, who continue to ask for change.

State Senator John Whitmire says his run for Houston Mayor is personal because it's his opportunity to guide the city he loves to better prosperity. On this week's Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall, Senator Whitmire talks about the city's fiscal challenges ahead, his plans for correcting them answers critics about his campaign fund and accusations that his campaign was responsible for a leaked audio tape of Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee.

Middle Eastern experts have a discussion about whether a peaceful resolution is possible in the region as the Israel-Hamas war continues.

Middle East and public policy experts share details about the Israel-Hamas war and the history of this conflict.

Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee outlines her priorities for the city as she runs for Houston mayor.

Khambrel Marshall discusses President Joe Biden’s impeachment inquiry.

Khambrel Marshall has a discussion about the issues that experts say are affecting our democracy.

Khambrel Marshall provides more insight on Attorney General Ken Paxton’s impeachment trial.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs and the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to identify the importance of Hispanics in our community.

We're talking about the latest on former President Donald Trump and back to school, all coming up on Newsmakers.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with FBI Houston Special Agent James Smith, who recently announced he will be transferring to the New York Bureau.

Tonight at 7:00 p.m. on KPRC 2 and KPRC 2+, our Storm Tracker team brings you life-saving information to prepare for hurricane season.

Khambrel Marshall talks to an NFL star who is going to be honored with the Athletes in Acting Award’s Thriver’s recognition.

Exactly 10 years ago to date, four Houston firefighters were pronounced dead after a massive fire at a hotel in southwest Houston.

KPRC 2′s Khambrel Marshall was honored Tuesday and received a proclamation that declared April 2 as “Khambrel Marshall Day” in the City of Houston.

KPRC 2′s Khambrel Marshall sat down with Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg to discuss her future plans and how law enforcement are fighting to protect residents from fentanyl.

The annual March of Dimes’ March for Babies event is happening on April 23rd at the University of Houston.

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Former president Donald Trump says his indictment this week by the Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is a witch hunt.

Summer is almost here, and the City of Houston is looking to hire young Houstonians to prepare them for the workforce. Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Velma Laws, Assistant Chief Policy Officer and Special Projects Coordinator for City of Houston and Carisa Banda, a Hire Houston Youth alum now working for a Houston City councilmember.

Following the announcement of the Texas Education Agency’s planned state takeover of Houston Independent School District, host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Congressman Al Green to discuss the takeover, banking stability, and calling to embrace what he calls the “Conscience Agenda” to honor those who were formerly enslaved.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with former Prairie View A&M president Ruth Simmons, who resigned from her post in February. She discusses her plans and the impact of politics in education.

This week, Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with newly-elected and fifth-generation Texan Morgan Luttrell from the 8th Congressional District. He tells Marshall that although he is ready to lead his district, he’s also weighing in on several topics such as the nation’s support to Ukraine amid the Russian-Ukraine war.

Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with newly-elected US Rep. Wesley Hunt, representing the 38th Congressional District. He says he has “no apologies” for being conservative and makes his opinions clear on issues such as gun control.

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Host Khambrel Marshall takes a look at what’s in store for the Texas Legislative Session. He sits down with Mark Jones, Ph.D, political science fellow for the Baker Institute of Public Policy, and Bill King, chair for the Texas Forward Party.

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Get out your party hats and help KPRC's Khambrel Marshall celebrate his 70th birthday!

VYPE caught up with Dana Abbott Head Coach St. John XXIII Swimming at their VYPE Winter 2022 Media day talking about last year, up coming season and more!! Check out the interview below!!

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This Thanksgiving week, we posed the question to members of our KPRC 2 team -- What are you thankful for this year?

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IN THIS EPISODE: After several rough cases involving abuse and neglect in children--including here in Harris County, Host Khambrel Marshall sits down with Dr. Bob Sanborn, president and CEO of Children At Risk. He believes that much of the abuse and suffering in children can be reduced if the government stepped forward.

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Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 8, and KPRC 2′s anchors and reporters are celebrating the lovely ladies in their lives. Scroll below for some heartwarming photos of our team members with their biggest fans.

KPRC 2 is a proud sponsor of the event and our very own Khambrel Marshall has been a part of the organization for the last 21 years. This is the first time since the pandemic began that the event was able to be held again in person.

Houston Newsmakers: HPD Chief Troy Finner says city’s homicide rate ‘unacceptably high,’ talks bail bond reform

Happy National Prom Day! To help celebrate, we compiled some throwback prom pictures from some of your favorite KPRC 2 personalities.

Here are some fun facts about Daniella Guzman, KPRC 2's newest anchor of the KPRC 2 News at 6 and 10 p.m.

We asked our anchors and reporters to share some of their New Year’s Resolutions. Here’s what they had to say.

Houston Newsmakers: Abandoned children live for months with body of brother -- How can they get past trauma?

From weather advisories and forecast models to photos and videos from the field, the social media accounts listed below are providing accurate, up-to-the-minute information on the storm.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick (R) is the guest on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall and says the U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit against the Texas abortion law is mis-placed. Attorney General Merrick Garland described the Texas law (allowing private citizens to act as plaintiffs via lawsuits) as a scheme to nullify the U.S. Constitution. “I actually thought he was talking about Biden’s vaccination plan”, Patrick said. “Because you can’t have it both ways. You can’t say the government cannot intercede in these matters when government, to suit themselves on the vaccinations, is interceding on private matters.

With the situation in the Gulf evolving throughout each day, the KPRC 2 severe weather team is watching it closely. The current models indicate this is likely to be a storm that will impact our neighbors in Louisiana, but the strength and exact landfall location are still unknown.

U.S. Rep. Brian Babin, a guest on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall, said despite the recent series of mass murders in this country, new gun laws won’t solve the problem.

U.S. Rep. Al Green (D) 9th is a guest on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall and says trying to pass gun legislation continues to be the right thing to do. See much more from Congressman Green in this week’s Houston Newsmakers EXTRAAdStop Asian hateOCA is the name of the national Asian civil rights organization pushing for an end to discrimination against Asians. Thu Nguyen is National Director and is a guest on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall. We talk about that and more on this week’s program and with additional conversation on Newsmakers EXTRA with Thu Nguyen . “Be the solution”That’s the name of the nonprofit started by former Houston City Council Member Amanda Edwards.

HOUSTON – The Black History Committee at Houston Community College held its 16th annual Black History Scholarship fundraising event online Thursday to provide scholarships for deserving students at Houston Community College. “It is extremely tough to be a college student these days,” says Donnell Cooper, co-chair of the HCC Black History Committee. That is why the HCC Black History Committee and our sponsors are especially determined to raise money to help students go to college and change their lives.”The fundraising event, a Black History Month tradition in Houston, featured KPRC 2′s long-time meteorologist and newsman Khambrel Marshall as the keynote speaker. Ad“We are thrilled to have an individual as highly regarded as Khambrel Marshall to speak to our scholarship students and supporters,” says Fheryl Prestage, co-chair of the HCC Black History Committee. His history of working with the HCC Black History Committee also is legendary.

“At a time when the words “government takeover” may not be the most popular, that is exactly what’s being called for by Congresswomen Sheila Jackson Lee, (D) 18th as it relates to vaccine distribution. The Oath Keepers is just one of several far-right groups that has the FBI and Homeland Security officials concerned. His book is: Oath Keepers, Patriotism and the Edge of Violence in a Right-Wing Anti Government Group. More Information: Houston Newsmakers airs Sundays at 10:30am. U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D), 18th Congressional District· Website: https://kevinbrady.house.gov/· Twitter: @JacksonLeeTX18AdSam Jackson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity, University at Albany· Website: https://www.albany.edu/cehc/faculty/sam-jackson· Website: https://sjacksonphd.wordpress.com

A panel of experts answers questions about the coronavirus vaccine during an Ask 2 Town Hall on Jan. 13, 2021. KPRC 2 is always working to get answers to your questions and concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine. Imelda Garcia, associate commissioner of the Department of State Health Service and chair of the state’s Expert Vaccine Allocation Panel, explained. Dr. James McCarthy, of Memorial Hermann, said you should not get the COVID-19 vaccine while you are actively infected with the virus. Follow the latest coronavirus vaccine headlines and submit your questions about the vaccine at Click2Houston.com/vaccine.

They discuss the successes in Crenshaw’s first term while also taking aim at his opponent, Democrat Sima Ladjevardian, who accuses Democrats of “drug pricing lies." Crenshaw also defends President Donald Trump’s coronavirus response and pushes back against Senate Democrats who voted against the Republican “skinny” stimulus bill. On President TrumpIn newly released audio-recorded comments between Trump and journalist Bob Woodward and Trump, Trump admits that he downplayed the danger of the coronavirus. Crenshaw took issue with the comment that the United States has not done well when compared to other countries. John Hopkins University’s Global Map for COVID-19Missed breast cancer diagnosesAn estimated 80 thousand breast cancer diagnoses have been missed because of the pandemic.

SUGAR LAND, Texas KPRC 2s Khambrel Marshall took a look at a painful time in history while visiting a cemetery in Sugar Land. Marshall detailed the story of finding the bodies of the Sugar Land 95 - men and boys who were a part of the convict leasing system in Texas. They are now interred at the Bullhead Camp Cemetery in Sugar Land. In addition to charting that history, Marshall discussed his personal history, including living through the trauma of a cross being burned in his yard when he was a boy living in Arkansas. Watch Marshalls moving Facebook Live below and be sure to like his page on Facebook for more of his reporting, including his Newsmakers program and weather.

HOUSTON – On Wednesday, May 27, after the day's storms passed, KPRC 2's Dominique Sachse; Kris Gutierrez; Frank Billingsley; Khambrel Marshall and VP/General Manager Jerry Martin joined an intimate bunch of KPRC 2 fans for a live Q & A. There were questions about the business, personal questions for the anchors, and one question that made Jerry Martin blush and everyone else burst into laughter. KPRC 2 posted the notification about the Ask 2 Live chat on its Facebook page; anchors shared on their own pages as well. Fans then registered here on Click2Houston.com for their chance to be included in the live chat. Will there be more Ask 2 Live chats?

HOUSTON – On Wednesday, May 27, at 7 p.m., you can be among some of the lucky KPRC 2 fans to participate in a Zoom chat with Dominique Sachse, Kris Gutierrez, Frank Billingsley and General Manager/VP Jerry Martin. Khambrel Marshall will serve as host. Is there something you’ve always wanted to know? Sure, you can send an email, but here’s your chance to ask them live and “face to face”. Click here for official contest rules

HOUSTON – Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall takes on special meaning this week as Jews and Christians celebrate their holiest time of the year. Coinciding perhaps ironically with the coronavirus pandemic that has infected more than a million and killed many thousands. Congregation Beth Yeshurun Senior Rabbi Brian Strauss said Passover provides life lessons to those of the Jewish faith. No, I think the church is being the church and trying to minister to the least, the last, the lost, our seniors and everyone else in between. "The good news (is) heard clearer when there is bad news in the background,” said Pastor West.

HOUSTON – Brian Strauss, the Senior Rabbi at Congregation Beth Yeshurun, is a special guest on this week’s Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall. This week’s program focuses on faith during a pandemic. Rabbi Strauss said Passover this year has a special meaning for Jews all over the world and could teach valuable lessons about taking responsibility and getting a better understanding of what the Jewish people experienced when they escaped from Egypt. Strauss is joined by Ed Young, ThD, pastor of Second Baptist Church and Ralph Douglas West, ThD, pastor of the Church Without Walls as the entire program focuses on the challenge to faith and power of faith during the stressful times of this pandemic Sunday morning at 10 a.m. on KPRC 2.

Since 1995, Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has proudly served the 18th District of Texas. In honor of Black History Month, Khambrel Marshall sat with Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee about her work in Washington, our community and the legacy she hopes to leave behind. How does a New York Girl get to Houston Texas representing this great community? Khambrel Marshall chatting with Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (KPRC)As you progress through life, along the way, did you face racism and how did you deal with it? When the “Sheila Jackson Lee Book” is written, what’s going to be the main theme?

A hose at the Houston Food Bank was severed, releasing ammonia into a main storage area and causing 1.8 million pounds of perishable food to be thrown away. It was a big blow for the largest food bank in the United States, but the Houston community rose to the occasion and flooded the facility with cash and support. We’ve seen trailers of food come in overnight,” she said. Fifty Consecutive Years of Thanksgiving Day Football TraditionTheir first Thanksgiving Day game was in 1960. Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall airs Sunday at 10:30 a.m.More informationNicole Lander, Chief Impact Officer, Houston Food BankBrent Parrott, Co-Author, The Reilly Thanksgiving InvitationalBryan Renfro, Co-Author, The Reilly Thanksgiving Invitational

Khambrel Marshall was one of the first people on the scene of the Southwest Inn fire. He shared his complete archive of fire photos for fourth anniversary of the tragedy:

HOUSTON – U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady (R- Texas), who represents the state's 8th Congressional District, joins Khambrel on this week's Houston Newsmakers and says he thinks the sequester is a good thing for the country. Brady is the chairman of the Joint Economic Committee in the House that advises President Barack Obama on economic policies to boost jobs. Khambrel also asks why, according to recent polls, Brady and his congressional colleagues are so disliked and what it will take to improve his approval rating. Also this week, the rapidly-changing East End of Houston and the role that community is playing in elevating our city's status in the United States and the world. Watch Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall Sunday at 10 a.m., right after Meet the Press with David Gregory.

HOUSTON – A vaccine that can reduce breast cancer recurrence by 50%? Dr. Elizabeth Mittendorf is the lead physician on a trial that is showing great promise for women who have gone through breast cancer and are fighting to stay cancer free. Dr. Mittendorf joins Khambrel Marshall on this week's Houston Newsmakers to share details of how this vaccine works and the expected impact it can have on cutting the number of women dying from breast cancer. Dr. Mittendorf and Ms. Dornak make for an informative and uplifting discussion about a key weapon in the battle against cancer. Houston Texans President Jamey Rootes comments on the Texans role in helping to win what he called the most competitive beauty pageant you can imagine.

HOUSTON – How can Houston police justify shooting a wheelchair-bound, mentally ill, double amputee to death? Those are just a few of the comments in this week's Houston Newsmakers with Khambrel Marshall. Brian Claunch was the 45-year-old shot to death after police say he refused to drop what they thought was a weapon. Brian Claunch was diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, one of more than 170,000 in Harris County with that same disease. Did you know that Texas ranks 50th among states in per capita mental health funding and Harris County is among the lowest of Texas Counties?

HOUSTON – Are you ready for Houston Texans football? The Texans kick off their regular season schedule Sunday against the Miami Dolphins at Reliant Stadium and for the 1st time in the history of the franchise, there is serious talk about the Texans having an ability to make it to the the Super Bowl. Head coach Gary Kubiak talks about what it will take to win the season opener and go beyond. Super Bowl winning former coach Tony Dungy, now an NBC analyst, weighs in with his thoughts on all of this "Super Bowl" talk. Next week is Texas Obesity Awareness Week.

HOUSTON – There was no shortage of opinion or passion as political experts joined Khambrel Marshall on this weeks' Houston Newsmakers. Calhoun's organization works to recruit African Americans into the Republican Party and says this is the year when Blacks will return in big numbers to the Republican fold to defeat President Obama. Jenard Jenkins is the Communications Chair for the Harris County Democratic Party and says the Republican party is "reeling" and is engaging in an "assault on women's rights and reproductive health." Professor Mark Jones is the Chair of the Political Science Department at Rice University. Professor Franklin Jones is Chairman of the Political Science Department at Texas Southern University and Professor Jeremy Bailey is Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Houston, specializing in U.S.